Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-01
THE FRENCH CABINET.
1T WILL FALL IN A LITTLE WHILE FROM
INTERNAL DISSENSI0NS.
Why Admiral Jaurss Refuses 10 Aceep, 0nee-A.
ROuvisr's Statement Of Palicy-A BoulangW
Mob at the Military fsis-rSs Yacht
Thistle Gets the Second Priie.

PARIS, May 3l.-The refusal Of Admiral
Jsures TO accrpt the, oflice Of Minister oil
Marine is attributed 10 conversation he
had with NJ. de Freycinet; who told him
that a Cabinet headed by NJ. Rouvier
must soon fall, and that when il did he
de FreycineD would form Ministry
himself which should include Admiral
Jaures.
NJ. Rarbri, the new Minister Of Marine,
is Senator and was formerly in the navy.
His appointment is only provisional.
1t is affirmed that although General Fer
ron, the Minister OF War, will now pre-
side at the coming fete at the Opera House,
which was looked forward TO ~ demon
stfs,ion In favor Of General Boulangcr, the
latter still intends TO be present and inthe
uniform of general. Anxiety is expressed
lest his presence may rrsult in some dis
turhance.
The new Cabinet meets with sullen
reception from the Republican press.
There are indications of opposition il any
concessions he made to the Right, while
there is little hope that the Cabinet can
live without making concessions.
La Justice, NJ. Clemcnccau's organ, tells
NJ, Rouyier To take his Cabinet To the
Senate and not to the Chamber Of Depu-
| ties.
Rocheiort says that President Grevy
ought in fairness 10 restore the Elysee to
McSahon.
NJ. DeCassagnac counsels his party to
support the Cabinet If II does not molest
them.
A petition from Nantes, signed before
the Mayor by :, 600 electors, prays Pn~i'
dent Greyy Ia restore General Boulangcr
To the post of War Minister.
RnuVIER's Policy.
NJ. Rouyier's statement Ia the Chamber
Of Deputies of his policy was brief.
lie urged financial reform and re-
trenchmcnt. The new budget will In pre-
pared in accordance with the recent vote
of the Chamber. lie will maintain tho
Goblet Cabinets military bills. lie
also announced the determination OF the
Ministry to resign unless they obtain u
majority of the Republican votes I'm the
Chamber.
General Boulanger, upon retiring from
the Ministry OF War, issued Nh order OF the
day thanking those who co-operated with
him 10 place the country's deienscs IN -
condition TO stand any test, and urging the
officers oi the army To show devotion to
their professional duties and fidelity la the
constitution and laws. la conclusion, he
says: IL shall he the first among you 10
give an example of both military and
republican discipline.
General Ferron, upon assuming the du-
ties Of the War Office, also issued an order
of the day, in which he says 81 connt
upon the absolute devotion oi all, and am
confident that the various arms oi the srr'
vice will continue Ia rcsoluiely progress.
The armies which surround us continue Ia
increase in military training, and for ns to
remain stationary would he backward
step which would seriously impcril the
oonntry's interests. Like my predecessor,
shall unremittingly pursne n policy Of
military reform, aud shall devote my
whole time 10 increasing the defensive
The mOdcrute Republican papers cordial.
ly welcome the new Ministry. Tho mou-
archist press receives il rather favorubly,
but the Radical and independent papers
are decidedly hostile.
The Gdui0is says that demonstrations In
favor ofGeneral Boulangcr are threatened
in the Chamber OF Deputies and t the
military fete at the Opera House tonight.
DISTURBANCE At THE rErE.
LATER was brilliant T*em-
bagc at the military fr'e at the Opera
House this evening Gen. Eoulanger was
absent. While the company was arSsm-
bling, thousand Of persons gathered Ia the
vicinity shouting. "I!esignation!" 'It'sig-
nation" Long live Boulangef" I'VE
will have him.
Al II p. M. the crowd outside. greatly
increased ia numlers, became ~ turbulent
that the Republican guard which was held
in readiness was ordered out io disperse
the mob, which was accomplished amid
yolleys Of misses from the crowd.
Al this hour (midnighiJ the crowd is
Assembling aud is already much larger
than before The indication u that thes
will bc % riotOus demonstration when the
guests depart from the Opera House. Al
streets from Madeleine and Fanbnrg ~.
Honore to EIysee are guarded by soldiers,
and also large force Of police
are on duty. II is rumored that .
mob is marching ~ the Elysee. 4 crowd
has Just crossed the Place De In Boursc
shouting "viye BouiAngrr!"
Ia nifty policemen have been sta
toned at the British Embassy. Troop,
and police prevented rioting. People DIS
persed. City now quiet.